PAUL B. KANTOR School of Communication, Information and Library Studies Rutgers University 4 Huntington Street New Brunswick, NJ 08903

Home , Gian Carlo Wick

Phone: (732) 932-1359, x8216 Email: [email protected] Fax: (732) 932-1504

A. PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION AB, 1959 (Summa cum laude). Columbia University. Physics and Mathematics. PhD, 1963. Princeton University. Theoretical Physics.

B. PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Director, Rutgers Distributed Laboratory for Digital Libraries. 1998-present. Professor, Rutgers University School of Communication, Information and Library Studies. 1991-present. Director, Alexandria Project Laboratory . 1991-present. President and Chief Scientist, Tantalus Inc. 1976-present. Associate Professor, School of Library and Information, Case-Western Reserve University (1972-1976). Assistant-Associate Prof. Physics (CWRU (1967-1972). Visiting Asst. Prof. Physics, SUNY Stony Brook (1965-1967). Research Associate, Brookhaven Nat. Labs (1963-1965).

Significant Professional and/or University Affiliations: Editor-in-chief Information Retrieval, Kluwer Academic Press. 1998. Member Editorial Board: JASIS, Information Processing and Management. Member, Rutgers Center for Operations Research (RUTCOR) Affiliate, High Performance Computing in Design (Comp. Sci.) Member: Am. Stat Assn; IEEE; ASIS; Am Phys Soc; SPIE; ACM and numerous scientific and professional organizations. Chair: Rutgers Distributed Laboratory for Digital Libraries.

C. PUBLICATIONS (i) Five Most Closely Related “Pheromonic Representations of User Quests by Digital Structures”. Endre Boros, Paul B. Kantor, David Neu (1999). To appear in Proceedings of the 1999 Annual conference of the American Society for Information Science. “The Information Quest: A Dynamic Model of User's Information Needs”. Paul B. Kantor, Benjamin Melamed, Endre Boros, Vladimir Menkov (1999). To appear in Proceedings of the 1999 Annual conference of the American Society for Information Science. “Models of the Behavior of People Searching the Internet: a Petri Net Approach”. (1999). Ragnar Nordlie and Paul B. Kantor. To appear in Proceedings of the 1999 Annual conference of the American Society for Information Science. "An experimental Evaluation of Task Scheduling on Reconfigurable Multicomputer Architectures" with Woods, WA, Moser, HD, and Frieder, O. Journal of Computer Science and Engineering 10(4)244-254. (Oct. 1995). [*Note:This paper was one of several selected as best papers in the PDCS conference] "Counterexamples in distributed detection" Cherikh, M.; Kantor, P.B. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory vol.38, no.1 p. 162-5 ( Jan. 1992). (ii) Five Other Significant (1994). "Information Retrieval Techniques."Annual Review of Information Science. M. Williams (ed.), pp. 53-90. (chapter in book) (1993). "The adaptive network library interface: A historical overview and interim report." Library Hi-Tech, vol. 11(3), issue 43, pp. 81-92. (article in a refereed journal) (1986) "Information retrieval in the design of expert systems." In Proceedings of the International Symposium on Methodologies for Intelligent Systems, pp109-118, 1986. (1986) "Three studies of cost and services at academic libraries," Advances in Library Administration and Organization, V5p221-285, 1986. (1986) "Is hilbert space too large?" Physical Review Letters V56(14)pp1437-1440, April 7, 1986

D. SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES Special Areas of Interest: The networked information environment and the value of information. Distributed decision systems; economics of information. Especially effectiveness, performance measurement, planning and decision tools

aplab-030 \nsfpreproposal_1054072\pbk_personal_bio.rtf 01-Oct-10 1:15 PM p. 1 for information systems. Honors Received: American Society for Information Science and Technology Research Award (2001); Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), (2000); Fulbright Research Fellowship. Oslo Norway. (Spring 2000). Best Paper Award, Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing. (1995). American Society of Information Science, Best JASIS paper award, 1989 (with A. Chamis, T. Saracevic and D. Trivisson). Distinguished Visiting Research Scholar, Online Center for Library Computing (OCLC) (1987 July-December). Distinguished Service Award, Management Information Systems Research Center, University of Minnesota, 1986. Total Number of Graduate Students advised as Thesis Director: 8.

E. COLLABORATORS & OTHER AFFILIATIONS (i)Collaborators in Last Four Years Stephen Jose Hanson, Rutgers University; Stephen R. Baker, UMDNJ; Jonathan Cohen, Princeton University; Sven Dickinson, Rutgers University; Benjamin Martin Bly, Rutgers University;Lawrence A. Shepp, Rutgers University; Endre Boros, Rutgers University, Benjamin Melamed, Rutgers University, Bracha Shapira, Ben-Gurion University; Willard Zangwill, University of Chicago; Nancy Kranich, New York University; Carol Mandel, New York University; Mary Summerfield, University of Chicago Press; Ellen Vorhees, NIST; Ragnar Nordlie, Oslo University College, Jung Jin Lee, Soong Sil University, Korea; Tefko Saracevic, Rutgers University; Nicholas Belkin, Rutgers University, Kwong-Bor Ng, Queens College (CUNY); Tomek Strzalkowski, SUNI University. (ii) Dissertation Adviser: Sam B. Treiman, Princeton University (deceased). Post-Doctoral Supervisor: Gian-Carlo Wick (deceased). (iii) Students supervised or directed (Last 5 years) Kennedy, Lynn, Rutgers University; Kim, Kyunghye, Rutgers University; Neu, D. Rutgers; University; Ng, Kwong Bor, Queens College (CUNY); Schattman, J, Rutgers University; Shim, Wonsik, Florida State University; Zhao S-Y, Ford Foundation; Zhao, D. Rutgers University; Koray Atasoy, Rutgers University,Myung Ho Kim, Rutgers University, Vladimir Menkov, Rutgers University, Qin Shi, Rutgers University; Insuk Oh, Rutgers University; Ying Sun, Rutgers University; Ibraev, Ulukbek, Rutgers University (iv) Postdocs supervised Vladimir Menkov, Myung Ho Kim, Bracha Shapira

aplab-030 \nsfpreproposal_1054072\pbk_personal_bio.rtf 01-Oct-10 1:15 PM p. 2 Stephen José Hanson

Associate Professor of Psychology Chair Psychology Deparment Co-Director RUMBA Laboratories Department of Psychology Rutgers University Newark, NJ 07120

A. PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION 1975 B.S. Arizona State University 1977 M.A. Arizona State University 1980 Ph.D. Arizona State University

Postdoctoral Training 1979-1980 Zoology Department, Arizona State University

B. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

1996- Department Chair, Psychology Department Rutgers University-Newark 1991- Department Head & Research Fellow, Learning Systems Department SIEMENS Corporate Reseach 1985- Visiting Fellow and Research Collaborator, Psychology Department, Princeton University, Member of Cognitive Science Laboratory 1989-1991 Group Leader, Learning and Knowledge Acquisition Research SIEMENS Corporate Research 1984-1989 Member of Technical Staff, Artificial Intelligence and Information Science Research Group, Bell Communications Research 1982-1984 Member of Technical Staff, Human Factors Department, Bell Laboratories 1983-1985 Visiting Lecturer, Psychology Department, Princeton University 1980-1982 Assistant Professor, Psychology Department Indiana University

C. PUBLICATIONS

Hanson, S. J. & Rosinski R. R., (1985), Programmer perceptions of COBOL tools and productivity Communications of the ACM, pgs. 180-190.

Hanson S. J. & Kegl J. (1987), PARSNIP: A connectionist network that learns natural language grammar from exposure to natural language sentences, Ninth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society, Seattle.

Hanson, S. J. & Bauer M., (1989), Conceptual Clustering, Categorization, and Polymorphy, Machine Learning Journal, 3:343-372.

Hanson S. J. & Burr, D. J., (1990), What Connectionist Models Learn: Toward a theory of representation in Connectionist Networks, Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 13, 471-518.

Hanson S. J., Olson, C., (1990), Connectionist Modeling and Brain Function: The Developing Interface. MIT Press/Bradford, 396pp.

Hanson, S. J., Cowan, J. & Giles, L., (1993), Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems: Natural and Synthetic-5, Morgan Kaufmann, 1047 pp.

Hanson, S. J., Petsche, T., Kearns, M. & Rivest, R. (1994), Computational Learning Theory and Natural Learning Systems, Vol 2, MIT Press, Bradford.

Schwanke, R. & Hanson, S. J. (1995), Using Neural Networks to Modularize Software Architectures, Machine Learning Journal.

Hanson, C. & Hanson S. J. (1996), Development of Schemata During Event Parsing: Neisser's Perceptual Cycle as a Recurrent Connectionist Network, Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience.

Hanson, S. J.(1999), Connectionist Neuroscience. In "What is Cognitive Science?", E. Lepore, Z. Pylyshyn (Eds), BlackWells

Murthy,R J., Martin Bly, B., Deutch, J, and Hanson, S.J.(1999), Identification of fMRI Waveforms, Cognitive Neuroscience Conference, Washington DC

Japkowicz, N., Hanson, S.J. & Gluck, M. (2000). Nonlinear Autoassociation is not equivalent to PCA. Neural Computation.

Negishi, M., Hanson, S.J. & Martin Bly, B. (2001) A Stationarity Analysis of Functional Magnetic Resonance ImagingTime Series From Motor and Auditory Tasks., Cognitive Neuroscience Conference, New York City, NY.

D. SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES Honors & Awards Small Grant Program from NSF -- "Multivariate Analysis of Drosophilia Courtship" 1981. ONR-NRAD 150$k-- Helicopter Gearbox Failure Prediction with Neural Networks. Siemens Divisions-- 2.1M$/year --Internal Funding for Siemens R&D 5 Internal Projects McDonnell-Pew Foundation Cognitive Neuroscience Advisory Board Member, 1989-2000 NIPS Foundation Board Member, 1992- McDonnell Foundation Research & Study Group "New Methods and Concepts in Brain Imaging", 526k$ 1998-2002, RUMBA Labs. Florida State University, SCRI Invited Distinguished Lecture, "Connectionist Models and Brain Function",May 1994.

Stephen R. Baker, M.D. Chairman, Department of Radiology New Jersey Medical School 150 Bergen Street, C320 Newark, NJ 07103 Phone: (973) 972-5188 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (973) 972-7429

A. PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT 1964 (phi beta kappa) B.A. Albert Einstein College of Medicine 1968 M.D. Columbia University, NY, NY 1980 (Geography) M. Phil

B. PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Albert Einstein College of Medicine: 1972-1990 Instructor in Radiology, 1972-1973 Assistant Professor of Radiology, 1975-1976 Assistant Clinical Professor of Radiology 1976-1979 Assistant Professor of Radiology, 1979-1982 Associate Professor of Radiology, 1983-1987 Professor of Radiology, 1987-1990 Director, Radiology Residency Program, 1986-1990 Acting Chairman, Department of Radiology, 1986-1990 Columbia University: Lecturer in Geography 1978-1990 Ithaca College, New York: Clinical Professor of Physical Therapy 1981-1991 University of Medicine and Dentistry of N.J.- New Jersey Medical School Professor and Chairman, Department of Radiology 1990-present Director-Radiology Residency Program 1990-present Associate Dean-Graduate Medical Education 2001-present

Significant Professional and/or University Affiliations: Editor-in-Chief, Emergency Radiology; Assistant Editor, American Journal of Roentgenology; Reviewer, Radiology; Reviewer, Radiographics; Reviewer, Abdominal Radiology; Past President, American Society of Emergency Radiology; Member of RSNA, ACR (Councillor), and ARRS.

C. PUBLICATIONS: (i) Five Most Closely Related

Harapanhalli RS, Yaghmai V, Pate. YD, Baker SR, Rao DV: Assay of Radiographic Contrast Agents in Mice Plasma and Testes by High-Performance Liquid Chromatography. Analytical Chemistry, 65,5, 606-612, 1983. Yaghmai V, Harapanhalli RS, Patel YD, Baker SR and Rao DV. Effects of Diatrizoate and Iopamidol on Speramtogrensis. Investigative Radiology, 28, 1160-1164, 1993. Maldjian P, Miller J, Maldjian J, Baker SR. An Automated Film Masking and Illuminating System Versus Conventional Radiographic Viewing Equipment: A Comparison of Observer Performance. Academic Radiology, 3, 827-833, 1996. Wolansky, L, Chian P, Liu WC, Gonzales R, Holodny A, Baker SR. Fast Inversion Recovery for Myelin Suppression (FIRMS): A New MR Pulse Sequence. J of Neuroimaging, 7:176- 179, 1997. Wolansky L, Chiang P, Zurlo J, Baredes S, Baker SR. Encephalocele as a complication of intranasal sinus surgery: Optimal evaluation with magnetic resonance imaging. Journal of Laryngology and Otology, 112; 790-792, 1998.

(ii) Five Other Significant

Baker SR. The Operation of Radiology Consultation Service in an Acute Care Hospital. JAMA, 248:2152-2154, 1982. Baker SR. The uppermost abdomen in the recumbent patient. The last neglected area in radiology. Emergency Radiology 5;410-415;1998. Baker SR, Festa S. The Use of Teleradiology in an Emergency Setting with Speculation on the Near Future. Radiol Clin N Am 37;1035-1044, 1999. Baker SR, Sadka-Rosenberg, Z, Adel, H. The Operation of a Ward-Based Radiology Consult Service. Radiology, 152:331-334, 1984. Baker SR, Rabin A, Lantos G, Gallagher JE. The Effect of a Limited Indication Requisition Form on the Use of Lumbosacral Spine Radiography for Emergency Room Patients with Acute Back Complications. AJR, 149:535-538, 1987.

D. SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES Special Areas of Interest: Functional MR imaging, radiology management, and radiation dose considerations. Honor received: Phi Beta Kappa, Best Doctors in America, Gold Medal, American Society of Emergency Radiology.

E. COLLABORATIONS & OTHER AFFILIATIONS

(i) Collaborations in the Last Four Years Dr. Benjamin Bly, Rutgers University, Dr. Andrei Holodny, New Jersey Medical School, Dr. Leo Wolansky, New Jersey Medical School, Dr. Kyunghee Cho, New Jersey Medical School

Jonathan D. Cohen, M.D., Ph.D. Center for the Study of Brain, Mind and Behavior Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic Princeton University University of Pittsburgh Princeton, NJ 08544 Pittsburgh, PA 15213

A. PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION Yale University B.A. 1977 Philosophy&Biology University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine M.D. 1983 Medicine Carnegie Mellon Univeristy Ph.D. 1990 Cognitive Psychology

B. PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Current Positions 1998-present Professor of Psychology, Director, Center for the Study of Brain, Mind and Behavior, Princeton 1990-1998 Assistant-Associate Professor of Psychology, Carnegie Mellon University 1988-1999 Assistant-Full Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine 1984-1989 Resident in Psychiatry, Stanford University School of Medicine 1983-1984 Intern, Psychiatry, Neurology and General Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine

B. PUBLICATIONS Cohen JD, Dunbar K and McClelland JL (1990). On the control of automatic processes: A parallel distributed processing model of the Stroop effect. Psychological Review 97(3):332-361. Servan-Schreiber D, Printz H, and Cohen JD (1990). A network model of catecholamine effects: Gain, signal-to-noise ratio, and behavior. Science 249:892-895. Cohen JD and Servan-Schreiber D (1992). Context, cortex and dopamine: A connectionist approach to behavior and biology in schizophrenia. Psychological Review 99, 45-77. Schneider W, Noll DC & Cohen JD (1993). Functional topographic mapping of the cortical ribbon in human vision with conventional MRI scanners. Nature 365, 150-153 Cohen JD, Forman SD, Braver TS, Casey BJ, Servan-Schreiber D & Noll DC (1994). Activation of prefrontal cortex in a non-spatial working memory task with functional MRI. Human Brain Mapping, 1, 293-304. Noll DC, Cohen JD, Meyer CH, Schneider W (1995). Spiral k-space MR imaging of cortical activation. Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 45, 49-56. Cohen JD, Braver TS & O'Reilly RC (1996). A computational approach to prefrontal cortex, cognitive control, and schizophrenia: Recent developments and current challenges. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London Series B (Biological Sciences), 351(1346), 1515-1527. Berns GS, Cohen JD & Mintun MA (1997). Brain regions responsive to novelty in the absence of awareness. Science, 276, 1272-1275. Cohen JD, Perlstein WM, Braver TS, Nystrom LE, Noll DC, Jonides J & Smith EE (1997). Temporal dynamics of brain activation during a working memory task. Nature, 386, 604-608. Botvinick M & Cohen JD (1998). Rubber hands 'feel' touch that eyes see. Nature, 391, 756. Carter CS, Braver TS, Barch DM, Botvinick MM, Noll DC, Cohen JD (1998). Anterior cingulate cortex, error detection and the on-line monitoring of performance. Science, 280, 747-749. Usher M, Cohen JD, Rajkowsky J, Kubiak P & Aston-Jones G (1999). The role of locus coeruleus in the regulation of cognitive performance. Science, 283, 549-554. Botvinick, MM, Nystrom L, Fissell K, Carter CS, & Cohen JD (in press). Conflict monitoring vs. selection-for-action in anterior cingulate cortex. Nature.

D. SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES

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Seletected Honors, Grants and Awards 1987-1992 NIMH Physician Scientist Award 1991-1996 NIMH FIRST Award 1993 Joseph Zubin Memorial Fund Award for Research in Psychopathology 1997-1999 NARSAD Independent Investigator Award 1997-1999 NSF CRI - Advanced Methods for Neuroimaging Data Analysis (Douglas Noll, Co-PI) 1996-2000 NIMH RO1 - fMRI Studies of Prefrontal Cortex 1997-2002 NIMH RO1 - Mechanisms of Context Processing in Schizohprenia 1998-2001 NIMH RO1 - Neurophysiological and Modeling Studies of Locus Coeruleus(Gary Aston- Jones, Co-PI) 1998-2001 Acquisition of Core Equipment for Princeton Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience Initiative 1999 Kempf Fund Award for Research Development in Psychobiological Psychiatry, American Psychiatric Association 1999 NJCST - New Jersey Brain Imaging Consortium

E. COLLABORATORS (i) Collaborators over the past 4 years (not listed as co-authors on above referenced publications): William Eddy, Carnegie Mellon University Martha Farah, University of Pennsylvania Robert Fisher, Carnegie Mellon University John Gabrielli, Stanford University Rohan Ganguli, University of Pittsburgh Christopher Genovese, Carnegie Mellon University Nigel Goddard, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Gretchen Haas, University of Pittsburgh Jerri Janowsky, University of Oregon Joseph LeDoux, New York University David Lewis, University of Pittsburgh Brian MacWhinney, Carnegie Mellon University John Pollock, Carnegie Mellon University Bryan Rogers, Carnegie Mellon University Jonathan Schooler, University of Pittsburgh Nina Schooler, Hillside Hospital Stuart Steinhauer, Highland Dr. VA Medical Center John Sweeney, University of Pittsburgh Daniel VanKammen, Highland Dr. VA Medical Center Paul Vanouse, Carnegie Mellon University (ii) Graduate and Postdoctoral Advisors James L. McClelland, Carnegie Mellon University (graduate, postdoctoral) (iii) Graduate students supervised over the last 5 years (6): Matthew Botvinick, Carnegie Mellon University Todd Braver, Carnegie Mellon University Kate Brennan, Carnegie Mellon University Raymond Cho, Princeton University, University of Pittsburgh Mark Gilzenrat, Carnegie Mellon University Therese Huston, Carnegie Mellon University Postdoctoral scholars sponsored over the last 5 years (8): Deanna Barch, University of Pittsburgh Gregory Berns, University of Pittsburgh Steve Forman, University of Pittsburgh Randy Gobbel, Carnegie Mellon University James Kroger, Princeton University David Noelle, Carnegie Mellon University William Perstein, University of Pittsburgh Marius Usher, University of Kent, U.K.

E. Advisors James L. McClelland, Carnegie Mellon University (graduate, postdoctoral)

aplab-033 \jcohenbio.doc 01-Oct-19 5:22 PM p. 2 SVEN DICKINSON Department of Computer Science Toronto Phone: 416-978-3853 Email: [email protected] Fax: 416-978-1455

A. PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION Ph.D. Computer Science, University of Maryland at College Park, 1991. M.S. Computer Science, University of Maryland at College Park, 1988. B.A.Sc., Systems Design Engineering, University of Waterloo, Canada, 1983.

B. ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto, 2000--present. Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Rutgers University, 1995--2001. Joint Faculty Appointment, Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science (RuCCS), Rutgers University, 1995-2001. Member, DIMACS (Center for Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science), Rutgers University, 1998- -2001. Assistant Research Professor, Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science (RuCCS) Rutgers University, 1994--1995. Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto, 1994--1998 (appointed to Graduate Faculty). Visiting Assistant Professor, Computer Vision Laboratory, Center for Automation Research, University of Maryland, 1993--present. Visiting Scientist, Vision and Modeling Group, Media Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of technology, 1992-- 1994. Research Associate, Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto, 1991--1994. Recent Selected Professional Activities Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (PAMI), elected October 1998. Co-Editor, Special Issue on Graph Algorithms and Computer Vision, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (PAMI), Vol. 23, No. 10, October 2001. Area Chair (Object Recognition), IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), Madison, WI, June, 2003. Program Committee Member, International Conference on Pattern Recognition, Quebec, August, 2002. Program Committee Member, IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision, Vancouver, B.C., July, 2001. Program Committee Member, Workshop on Statistical and Computational Theories of Vision: Modeling, Learning, Computing, and Sampling, Vancouver, B.C., July 2001. Program Committee Member, IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), Hilton Head, SC, June 2000. Co-Chair, Second IEEE Workshop on Generic Object Recognition, Corfu, Greece, September 26, 1999. Program Committee Member, Workshop on Graph Algorithms and Computer Vision, Corfu, Greece, September 21, 1999. Co-Chair, DIMACS Workshop on Graph Theoretic Methods in Computer Vision, DIMACS, Rutgers University, May 20-21, 1999. Area Chair (Model Acquisition), IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), Fort Collins, CO, June 1999. Program Committee Member, Workshop on Statistical and Computational Theories of Vision: Modeling, Learning, Computing, and Sampling, Fort Collins, CO, June 1999. Vice Chair of Program Committee, 9th International Conference on Tools with Artificial Intelligence, Newport Beach, November, 1997. Co-Chair, IEEE Workshop on Generic Object Recognition, St. Thomas, USVI, June 16, 1997.

C. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS (i) Five Most Closely Related S. Dickinson, D. Wilkes, and J. Tsotsos, “A Computational Model of View Degeneracy”, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, Volume 21, Number 8, 1999, pp 673--689. A. Shokoufandeh, I. Marsic, and S. Dickinson, “View-Based Object Recognition Using Saliency Maps, Image and Vision Computing”, Volume 17, 1999, pp 445--460. K. Siddiqi, A. Shokoufandeh, S. Dickinson, and S. Zucker, “Shock Graphs and Shape Matching”, International Journal of Computer Vision, Volume 30, 1999, pp 1--24. S. Dickinson, D. Metaxas, and A. Pentland, “The Role of Model-Based Segmentation in the Recovery of Volumetric Parts from Range Data”, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, Vol. 19, No. 3, March 1997, pp 259--267. S. Dickinson and D. Metaxas, “Using Aspect Graphs to Control the Recovery and Tracking of Deformable Models”, International Journal of Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 11, No. 1, February, 1997, pp 115--142. (ii) Five Other Significant S. Dickinson, H. Christensen, J. Tsotsos, and G. Olofsson, “Active Object Recognition Integrating Attention and Viewpoint Control”, Computer Vision and Image Understanding (CVGIP:IU), Vol. 67, No. 3, September 1997, pp 239--260. S. Dickinson and D. Metaxas, “Integrating Qualitative and Quantitative Shape Recovery”, International Journal of Computer Vision, Vol. 13, No. 3, 1994, pp 1--20. S. Dickinson, A. Pentland, and A. Rosenfeld, “From Volumes to Views: An Approach to 3-D Object Recognition” Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing: Image Understanding, special issue on CAD-Based vision, Vol. 55, No. 2, March 1992, pp 130--154. S. Dickinson, A. Pentland, and A. Rosenfeld, “3-D Shape Recovery using Distributed Aspect Matching”, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, special issue on Interpretation of 3-D Scenes, Vol. 14, No. 2, February 1992, pp 174--198. E. Rivlin, S. Dickinson, and A. Rosenfeld, “Recognition by Functional Parts”, Computer Vision and Image Understanding (CVGIP:IU, special issue on function-based object recognition, Vol 62, No. 2, 1995, pp 164--176.

D. SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES 1) Supervised 4 NSF REU summer students, 1996--1999. The four, highly qualified, undergraduate students in Mathematics from around the country, participated in my own research projects in Mobile Robotics and Computer Vision, exposing them to new ideas in Computer Science. 2) Member, Program Committee to develop an Undergraduate Minor in Cognitive Science, Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science. We developed a new cognitive science program for Rutgers undergraduate students. 3) For three years (1997--2000), I served on the New Brunswick Advisory Committee for Instructional Computing, Rutgers University, whose charge was to evaluate and fund novel pedagogical programs on campus. 4) Participated in the NSF DIMACS Reconnect Two Day Workshop for Two Year College Teachers, Rutgers University, May 22, 1999. I gave an invited talk, entitled, Object Representation and Recognition'', to show college teachers in math/CS how they could use ideas/problems in computer vision to introduce fundamental CS concepts. 5) Created the Rutgers Tool Database, a set of images of hand tools and silhoutte images available to researchers in 2-D object recognition.

E. COLLABORATORS (WITHIN LAST 48 MONTHS) Ronen Basri, Irving Biederman, Henrik Christensen, Stanley Dunn, Jacob Feldman, Ivan Marsic, Dimitri Metaxas, Peter Meer, Alex Pentland, Ehud Rivlin, Azriel Rosenfeld, Stan Sclaroff, Kaleem Siddiqi, Demetri Terzopoulos, John Tsotsos, Svetha Venkatesh, David Wilkes, Steve Zucker

TWO-PAGE NSF FORMAT BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Benjamin Martin Bly Department of Psychology Rutgers University 101 Warren Street Newark, NJ 07102

Phone: (973) 353-1870 Email: [email protected] Fax: (973) 353-1171

A. PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION B.A., Princeton University, 1987. Cognitive Science and Philosophy (Advisors: George Miller & Scott Soames) Cert. of concentration, Princeton University, 1987. Linguistics (Advisors: Scott Soames & Robert Friedin) Ph.D., Stanford University, 1993. Cognitive Psychology (Advisor: David Rumelhart) Research Fellow, Stanford University. 1992-1993. Psychology Department (Advisor: David Rumelhart) Postdoc, Harvard University. 1993-1997. Psychology Department (Advisors: Stephen Kosslyn & Alfonso Caramazza)

B. PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS

Assistant Professor Rutgers University 9/97 - Department of Psychology

Adjunct Asst. Professor University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey 9/97 - Department of Radiology

Researcher Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Hospital 6/94-9/97 Department of Neurology

C. PUBLICATIONS: (i) Five Most Closely Related

Christodoulou C, DeLuca JD , Ricker JH, Madigan N, Bly BM, Lange G, Kalnin AJ, Liu WC, Steffener J, Diamond B, and Ni AC (accepted). Functional MRI of working memory impairment following truamatic brain injury. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry. Sukel KE, Bly BM, Kosslyn SM (1999) Squinting with the mind's eye: Effects of stimulus resolution on imaginal and perceptual comparisons. Memory & Cognition. Vol 27(2), Mar 1999, 276-287. Chen Q, Siewert B, Bly BM, Warach S, Edelman RR (1997) STAR-HASTE: perfusion imaging without magnetic susceptibility artifact. Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. 38(3):404-8. Bly BM, Kosslyn SM (1997) Functional anatomy of object recognition in humans: evidence from PET and fMRI. Current Opinions in Neurology 10, 1:5-9. Manoach DS, Schlaug G, Siewert B, Darby DG, Bly BM, Edelman RR, Warach SJ (1997) Prefrontal cortex fMRI signal changes are correlated with working memory load. Neuroreport 8(2):545-9 20.

(ii) Five Other Significant Bly BM, Rumelhart DE (eds.) (1999) Handbook of Cognitive Science. Academic Press, San Diego, CA. Patterson MD, Bly BM (1999) The Brain Basis of Syntactic Processes: Architecture, Ontogeny, and Phylogeny. In Bly BM, Rumelhart DE (eds.) Handbook of Cognitive Science. Academic Press, San Diego, CA. Bly BM (1999) Latent Structure Analysis and bootstrapping as an alternative to parametric mapping. Workshop on Analysis of Brain Imaging. 13th conference on Neural Information Processing Systems, Denver, CO. Bly BM, Griswold MA (1997) Functional MRI data analysis with minimal assumptions. Workshop on Analysis of Brain Imaging. 11th conference on Neural Information Processing Systems, Denver, CO. Siewert B, Bly BM, Schlaug G, Thangaraj V, Warach SJ, Edelman RR (1996) Comparing the BOLD and EPISTAR techniques for functional brain imaging using Signal Detection Theory. The Journal of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine 36:249-255.

D. SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES Awards: 1999-2002 McDonell Foundation Study Group: New concepts and paradigms in brain imaging (co-PI with Stephen Hanson) 2000 NJCST: NJ Consortium for Brain Imaging (co-investigator. PI: Jonathan Cohen) 1999-2001 NIH RO1: Neural substrates of working memory in chronic fatigue syndrome (co-investigator. PI: Gudrun Lange) 1999-2001 Distributed Lab for Digital Libraries (co-investigator, PI: Paul Kantor) 1999-2001 Rutgers Computational Grid Initiative (co-investigator. PI: Doyle Knight)

Academic Service: Directed effort to acquire high-field neuroimaging research facility at Rutgers and UMDNJ. Directing research at new 3T facility for fMRI research. Developing open-source software tools for neuroimaging data analysis. Developing peer-to-peer database for neuroimaging.

E. COLLABORATORS & OTHER AFFILIATIONS

(i) Collaborators in Last Four Years Charles Cartwright (UMDNJ Psychiatry) Christopher Christodoulou (KMMREC) John Deluca (KMMREC) Stephen Jose Hanson (Rutgers) James Hill (UMDNJ Psychiatry) Paul Kantor (Rutgers) Wen-Ching Liu (UMDNJ) Zili Liu (Rutgers) Gudrun Lange (UMDNJ) Theodore Schwartz (UMDNJ) (ii) Graduate and Postdoctoral Advisors Ph.D: David Rumelhart (Stanford) Postdoc: Stephen Kosslyn (Harvard) & Alfonso Caramazza (Harvard) (iii) Thesis Advisor and Postgraduate-Scholar Sponsoring (Last 5 years) Graduate: Michael D. Patterson M.S., Carlo Ciulla, M.S., Mohammed Haghighi, M.D., Suchismita Ray, Ph.D., Jason Steffener, Adi Zaimi. Postdocs: Giorgio Grasso Ph.D, Michiro Negishi Ph.D.

NSF Form 1352 (7/95) E-2 Lawrence A. Shepp Professor, Rutgers University, Department of Statistics; e-mail: [email protected]; http://www.stat.rutgers.edu/~shepp

A. PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION PhD Princeton, 1961 Thesis on Random Walk under William Feller; . MA Princeton, 1960; BS, Appl Math Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, 1954-8; Erasmus Hall High School in Brooklyn, 1950-4

B. PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS: . Lecturer, University of California, Berkeley 1961-2; . Member of Technical Staff Bell Laboratories November, 1962-;. Distinguished Member of Technical Staff, 1980-; . Professor of Statistics, Stanford University, 1978-1992; . Consultant Neurological Institute, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, 1973-; . Consultant (Tomography) American Science and Engineering Inc., 1973-5; . Consultant (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) Resonex Inc., 1982-4 c2. Visiting Positions; . Stekhlov Mathematics Institute, Moscow, USSR, 1965; . Stanford University (1968,'78,'81,'84,'85,'88); . Mittag-Leffler Institute, Sweden, 1973; . Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1975; . Simon Bolivar University, Venezuela, 1982; . University of New South Wales, Australia, 1986; . Columbia Universtity, New York, 1996.

C. PUBLICATIONS: (i) Five Most Closely Related

Shepp, L. "The FourierReconstruction of a Head Section," (with BF Logan) IEEE Trans. on Nuclear Science 21, (1974), 21- 43.

Shepp, L."ComputerizedTomography: The New Medical X-Ray Technology," (with JB Kruskal) Amer. Math. Monthly 85, (1978), 420-439.

Shepp, L."Computerized Tomography and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance," J. Computerized Tomography 4, (1980), 94-107.

Shepp, L."Maximum Likelihood Reconstruction for Emission Tomography," (with Y Vardi) IEEE Trans. on Medical Imaging 1, (1982), 113-122.

Shepp, L."On the entropy of DNA: Algorithms and measurments based on memory and rapid convergence," (with Martin Farach, Michel Noordewier, Serap Savari, Abrham Wyner, Jacob Ziv) Proceedings of the Sixth Snnaul ACM-SIAM Symposium on Discrete Algorithms (1994)

(ii)Five Other Significant Shepp, L., Inability of Humans to Discriminate Between Visual Textures That Differ Only in Third-Order Statistics (Revisited)," (with B. Julesz H. L. Frisch E. N. Gilbert) Perception 2, (1973), 391-405.

Shepp, L., "Reconstructing Interior Head Tissue From X-ray Transmissions," (with B. F. Logan) IEEE Trans. on Nuclear Science 21, (1974), 228-236.

Shepp, L. "Optimal Reconstruction of a Function from its Projections," (with B. F. Logan) Duke Math. J. 42, (1975), 645- 659.

Shepp, L. "Computerized Tomography and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance," J. Computerized Tomography 4, (1980), 94-107.

Shepp, L. "A Statistical Model for Positron Emission Tomography," (with Y. Vardi L. Kaufman) J. of the Amer. Stat. Assoc. 80, (1985), 8-37.

D. SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES Research Interests Included:. (a) (since 1962) Probabilistical, combinatorial, or other theoretical mathematical analysis of models for problems arising in physics, engineering, or communications; (b) (since 1972) Mathematical and statistical algorithms for computed tomography; (c) (since 1986) Automatic pattern recognition in statistics and medical imaging. (d) (since 1990) Probabilistic models for phase transitions. Connectedness of random graphs. (e) (since 1991) Math of Finance. (f) (since 1992) Genetics. (g) (since 1997) Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging The impact of this work is reflected in these awards, honors and activities: Winner, 1958, Putnam Intercollegiate Mathematics competition; Paul Levy Prize in 1966 for a paper on the Wiener process; IEEE Distinguished Scientist Award, 1979, for work in computed tomography; Member of the National Academy of Sciences (1989), of the National Academy of Medicine (Institute of Medicine) (1992), of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1993). Fellow of the Institute of Math Stat. Editor of Int'l Jour Imaging Sys and Tech. Editorial Board member of the Jour of Computer Assisted Tomography. Editing service for the Annals of Probability. Fellow of IMS. Member of MAA, AMS, NY Acad Sci.

E. COLLABORATORS (i) Collaborators within the past 48 months: D Daley; C Mallows; R Calderbank; L Dubins; P Fishburn; R Graham; S Gutmann; J Kemperman; B Logan; J Reeds; T Richardson; A Shiryaev; Y Vardi; O Zeitouni; Xin Guo. (ii) Graduate and Postdoctoral Advisors PhD Adviser: Prof William Feller (deceased); Mentor: Dr David Slepian

Lawrence A. Shepp Professor, Rutgers University, Department of Statistics; e-mail: [email protected]; http://www.stat.rutgers.edu/~shepp